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Circa 1920, a platinum pendant on necklace, poised between Belle Époque lightness and early Art Deco geometry. The openwork drop is centred by a pear shaped rose cut diamond, framed by further rose cut diamonds and senailles, with sapphire accents drawing the eye to the scroll like base. Topped with a natural pearl, it sits neatly at the collarbone, a small but assured jewel with the feel of something kept and quietly enjoyed.

Evoking the distinctive elegance of the 1950s, this vintage tri-colour gold clip is a masterpiece of post-Art Deco creativity. Crafted in 14K red, yellow, and white gold, it features eight resplendent sapphires, encapsulating the era's innovation in design. This piece, while echoing the geometrical precision of Art Deco, brings a unique Fifties flair, making it a timeless addition to any collection. It's a celebration of the period's fashion and a nod to the September birthstone, offering both b ...

This Victorian stickpin from around 1870 presents a finely modelled blackamoor bust crowned and adorned with shimmering rose cut diamonds. The darkened metal and warm gold provide a striking contrast, giving the figure a gentle gravitas that feels rooted in the Grand Victorian taste for exotic motifs. Its sculptural quality suggests the hand of an artisan attentive to expression and movement, making it a small yet evocative relic of its period.

An exquisite vintage antique pendant seal from around 1840, featuring a standing horse with a raised foreleg, crafted in 18K yellow gold. This piece hails from the Romantic Victorian Period, a time of sentimental and symbolic designs inspired by Queen Victoria's love and devotion. The horse, a universal symbol of freedom, is beautifully rendered in this pendant, reflecting the era's intricate craftsmanship. Enhanced by a single carnelian stone, this pendant combines historical charm with artisti ...

A jewel that whispers of theatre and evening elegance, this vintage diamond ring evokes the refined glamour of the 1920s. Its openwork plaque shimmers with layered diamond motifs, radiating from a central old brilliant cut. The scalloped design, set in yellow and white gold, hints at Belle Époque grace while embracing Art Deco boldness. Ornate yet balanced, it draws the eye without demanding it, offering a glimpse into an era where beauty was meant to be admired slowly, with care.

Jewellery Type cufflinks Condition very good condition more info on our condition scale Country of origin France Style Victorian - Victorian decorative arts refers to the style of decorative arts during the Victorian era. The Victorian era is known for its eclectic revival and interpretation of historic styles and the introduction of cross-cultural influences from the middle east and Asia in furniture, fittings, and Interior decoration. Victorian design is widely viewed as having indulged in a r ...

Circa 1750 Iberian Baroque pendent earrings in 18ct yellow gold, each composed of two oval panels linked by a foliate bow and crowned with airy openwork. Set throughout with a lively scatter of emeralds in square and rectangular cuts, their cool green flashing against warm gold and fine beaded borders. The domed, closed back construction gives pleasing depth in profile, with a gentle swing when worn.

A charming vintage 1960s brooch from Italy, designed as three enamelled birds perched closely together on a textured gold branch. Each bird is formed with a baroque pearl body and finished with vivid polychrome enamel in rich, shimmering tones. The playful composition and lively colour contrast give this sixties jewel a light-hearted character, while the natural irregularity of the pearls adds warmth and individuality to the piece.

Antique Iberian earrings in 18K yellow gold, crafted around 1750 in the Baroque style. With their long, articulated design and richly curved forms, they embody the exuberance and symmetry typical of the period. Each is set with a suite of glowing garnets, their deep red tones adding warmth and drama. Owing to the delicacy of their goldwork, many such earrings have not survived, making this pair a rare presence on today’s market and a fine testament to Iberian craftsmanship.

These Iberian Baroque earrings, crafted circa 1750 in rich yellow gold, display the exuberant spirit of their age. Their sculpted surfaces, with repoussé floral motifs at the reverse, frame glowing red garnets that catch the light with warmth and depth. The tiered composition, from square to pear-shaped elements, creates a sense of lively movement, typical of Spanish and Portuguese jewels of the eighteenth century. Each earring carries an echo of history: a graceful ornament once meant to sway w ...

Circa 1900 Art Nouveau brooch in 18ct yellow gold, formed as a whiplash spray of ribbons and a blossoming flower. Eight tapered pearls, often called ‘dogtooth’ pearls, are set as petals around a warm gold centre, their soft lustre playing against the lightly textured goldwork. A charming, sculptural jewel of the period. Unmarked, with safety chain.

Circa 1860, a French Victorian beetle brooch in 18 carat warm yellow gold. Set with garnets and rubies, the domed body is a deep garnet, framed by silver, with rose cut diamonds and tiny senailles sprinkled through the detailing. Nicely modelled legs and a slightly comical face give it that Victorian taste for lively nature studies, turned into something you can pin on and enjoy.

This late Victorian to early Art Nouveau brooch shows an ivory cameo of unusually fine quality. The low relief is carved with crisp definition, yet carries the gentle, dreamy mood so typical of early twentieth-century portrait work. Set in warm gold and signed “A. v. Dongen”, it offers the quiet pleasure of studying craftsmanship where every delicate curve rewards a closer look.

This Art Nouveau French gold hair comb, dating back to circa 1890, is a captivating piece that embodies the wonder of the era's artistic innovation. Crafted from horn and adorned with ten rose cut diamonds, it is an ode to the natural and organic motifs that defined the Art Nouveau movement. The use of horn, a material praised for its lightness and versatility, combined with the luxurious touch of 18K yellow gold, creates a sense of awe in its intricate design and craftsmanship. This hair comb i ...

Circa 1900, a French Victorian bar brooch in 18 carat red gold with a silver set fly motif. The wings are paved with rose cut diamonds and tiny senailles, while two cabochon sapphires form the body and rubies flash as eyes. A small pearl finial at the bar end adds a gentle, old fashioned note. Light, witty, and surprisingly wearable.

Circa 1900, a late Victorian spider brooch in 18 carat red gold and silver, its body formed by a luminous blister pearl. The head is set with an oval garnet, with three rose cut diamonds adding a glint of life. Modelled legs give the creature a poised, almost playful stance. If one must let a little creature creep close, this is the one.

This exquisite 19th Century French Sewing Nécessaire, hailing from the Grand Victorian Period, is a paragon of opulence and craftsmanship. Encased in an original, custom-made ivory box, it epitomises the luxurious aesthetic of the era. Crafted in 18K yellow gold, the set reflects the Victorian era's penchant for extravagant designs, inspired by global influences. It resonates with the period's historical significance, including the mourning jewelry trend post-1850. The intricate monogram J.S (or ...

A refined pair of Art Deco earrings from the 1920s, designed with the crisp geometry so characteristic of the period. In white gold, they combine rose cut diamonds and senailles with deep black onyx, framing pear shaped diamond drops that catch the light with a soft, older sparkle. Slender and architectural, they have the restrained glamour that makes Art Deco jewellery feel modern still.

A charming Interbellum bee brooch, circa 1930, its lively form picked out in yellow gold and silver with rose cut and single cut diamonds, centred by a vivid ruby. The wings are finely shaped and light in appearance, while the striped body and delicate legs give the piece real character. A small jewel with wit and presence, carrying the bee’s old associations with industry, devotion and sweetness.

French, circa 1860, a Victorian bar brooch in 18 carat warm yellow gold, centred by a jewelled beetle. The wing covers are formed by two domed garnets of deep wine colour, while the thorax is set with rose cut diamonds and tiny senailles in a silver top. Ruby eyes give a sly, alert expression, and a single pearl finial softens the line of the bar. With the wing cases eased open, it feels less pinned than briefly persuaded to stay.